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51 Zoning Dig. 1 (1999)

handle is hein.journals/planevirw51 and id is 1 raw text is: & Zoning Digest Commentary p. 3 Professor Fred Bosselman untangles the Supreme Court's latest comments on the takings issue and impact fees. Judicial Decisions p. 8 California appeals court upholds rent control on basis that its impact on landlords can be mitigated in future rent increases, Yee v. Mobilehome Park Rental Review Board, 51 ZD 4. U.S. District Court, Connecticut, finds that town violated federal Telecommunications Act in denying permit for tower, Cellco Partnership v. Town Plan and Zoning Commission, 51 ZD 6. Idaho's highest court gives landowner standing to challenge permit issued for radio transmission tower, Butters v. Hauser, 51 ZD 9. Indiana appeals court holds that county commission may remove zoning board member without a hearing, Board of Commissioners v. Wagoner, 51 ZD 10. U.S. Court of Appeals, 9th Circuit, strikes down regulatory scheme that requires business license prior to opening of adult uses, Baby Tam & Co. v. City of Las Vegas, 51 ZD 17. New Jersey appeals court rules that township's timed growth regulation is unauthorized by state law, Toll Brothers, Inc. v. West Windsor Township, 51 ZD 18. Pennsylvania appeals court rules that township's regulation of skydiving is not preempted by federal aviation control law, Smith v. Zoning Hearing Board, 51 ZD 30. F-11 Lh Vol. 51 No. 1 JANUARY 1999 Cases 1-33 Laws 1001-1017 New Legislation p. 25 California allows municipalities, in regulating adult uses, to consider impact of proposed uses on adjacent municipalities, 51 ZD 1001. California amends its planning and zoning law related to housing plan elements and regional housing needs, 51 ZD 1002. Kentucky authorizes local programs to preserve farmland via local purchase of development rights, 51 ZD 1007. Massachusetts establishes the Cape Cod Open Space Land Acquisition Program, 51 ZD 1009. Indexes p. 27 Index to Judicial Decisions, p. 27. Index to New Legislation, p. 28.

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